Big Five Aspects 100 items

DeYoung, Quilty & Peterson (2007)

100 items About 15-20 minutes

Measures ten aspects of the Big Five — two per domain — providing a more detailed picture than domain-only scales.

Results show ten aspect scores. Each aspect belongs to a Big Five domain shown in parentheses.

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Factors

Volatility (Neuroticism)

Volatility

emotionally stable and composed emotionally reactive and irritable

Shows the tendency to experience irritability and emotional instability. An aspect of Neuroticism.

Withdrawal (Neuroticism)

Withdrawal

confident and emotionally secure prone to worry and self-doubt

Shows the tendency to experience anxiety, depression, and self-consciousness. An aspect of Neuroticism.

Compassion (Agreeableness)

Compassion

emotionally detached from others emotionally connected to others

Shows empathy and concern for the feelings and needs of others. An aspect of Agreeableness.

Politeness (Agreeableness)

Politeness

assertive and dominant respectful and deferential

Shows the tendency to defer to others and avoid imposing on them. An aspect of Agreeableness.

Industriousness (Conscientiousness)

Industriousness

relaxed about goals and deadlines hardworking and self-disciplined

Shows the tendency to work hard, stay focused, and follow through. An aspect of Conscientiousness.

Orderliness (Conscientiousness)

Orderliness

tolerant of disorder and ambiguity organized and detail-oriented

Shows the tendency to keep things organized, follow schedules, and attend to details. An aspect of Conscientiousness.

Enthusiasm (Extraversion)

Enthusiasm

reserved and private warm and socially engaging

Shows warmth, friendliness, and positive emotion in social interactions. An aspect of Extraversion.

Assertiveness (Extraversion)

Assertiveness

passive and compliant forceful and take-charge

Shows the tendency to take charge, lead, and influence others. An aspect of Extraversion.

Intellect (Openness/Intellect)

Intellect

concrete and practical thinker abstract and analytical thinker

Shows the tendency to engage with complex ideas and abstract thinking. An aspect of Openness/Intellect.

Openness (Openness/Intellect)

Openness

conventional and grounded imaginative and aesthetically sensitive

Shows the tendency to appreciate beauty, art, and imaginative experience. An aspect of Openness/Intellect.

Response scale

1 — Very inaccurate

2 — Moderately inaccurate

3 — Neutral

4 — Moderately accurate

5 — Very accurate

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